RCV-L is a compact, diesel-electric hybrid unmanned ground combat vehicle
The United States Army is working on an unmanned ground fighting vehicle, called RCVL. This vehicle will support ground combat operations. The vehicle weighs just 10 tons and can hold 7,000 pounds. It can reach speeds as high as 40 mph, thanks to its remotely-operated weapons station. After eight months' of difficult development, the vehicle was delivered at the GVSC on November 5, 2021. This vehicle is intended to be an effective asset in ground combat vehicle formations, and its development is an important milestone for the industry/government partnership.
It is designed for ground troops personnel transport and fire support.
The US Army has announced it will start testing a robotic combat car (RCV) in July 2019. The RCV will transport ground force personnel as well as fire support equipment. The vehicle will be capable of high-speed, high-capacity operations and should prove useful in military operations.
It can reach 40 mph
A robotic combat vehicle can reach speeds of 40 mph, carry up 7200 pounds of payload and can navigate rough terrain. You could equip it with remote-operated weapons and sensors. The vehicle would also come with a control vehicle. It would travel behind multiple RCVs and provide input for soldiers controlling each vehicle. This includes how to maneuver around obstacles and respond when contact is made.
It is equipped with armor to withstand machine gun fire as well as artillery shells.
The RCV is intended to work alongside manned tank. It serves as wingman protection for vehicles moving closer to the target. It must also be tough enough to withstand as many attacks as a tanks tank. The larger variant comes with more weapons and is better armor.
It comes with a remote control turret
The robotic combat vehicles (RCVs) are small unmanned combat vehicles equipped with remote turrets and other weapons. It was developed in a joint project between British multi-national defence technology company QinetiQ Group and Pratt Miller Defence. Its remote tower will enable it fire on targets from as far away as 1.5 miles.
Milrem Robotics are currently working on it
Milrem Robotics is an European robotics leader that is developing a robot combat vehicle. Their THeMIS Unmanned Ground Vehicle (THeMIS Observe) is designed to improve tactical unit reaction speed and standoff distance. It also has remote-controlled, self-stabilizing weapon systems. You can equip it with heavy and light machine guns, grenade launchesers, and anti-tank missile system.